Röschel, Lina and Neumann, Barbara (2024) Report on regional and global governance challenges and opportunities for emerging ocean-based NETs. . OceanNets Deliverable, D2.5 . OceanNETs, Kiel, Germany, 53 pp. DOI 10.3289/oceannets_d2.5.

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Abstract

This deliverable is a synthesis report of the research undertaken in OceanNETs Task 2.2. The report
presents an extended governance framework surrounding ocean-based negative emissions
technologies (NETs) and recommendations for establishing a comprehensive approach to
governing the potential future deployment of ocean-based NETs, including by observing principles
of ‘good governance’. The extended governance framework builds on an analysis of eight ocean-
based NETs in terms of their impact on the marine environment and related ecosystem services.
Building on the analysis of gaps and challenges identified for governing a potential future
deployment of NETs at global scale, principles for the ‘good governance’ of ocean-based NETs were
developed. Results were derived from desk-based research and a participatory approach of
stakeholder consultation and engagement, including through dialogue and scenario workshops
organized and hosted by the Research Institute for Sustainability – Helmholtz-Centre Potsdam
(RIFS). In a separate policy brief (D2.6), the findings of this report were condensed and tailored to
communicate recommendations for action for European and international policy makers tasked
with governing potential deployment of ocean-based NETs.

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